Review on 🏌️ EyeLine Golf Portable 360-degree Mirror: Improve Swing Confidence with Total Stroke View & Adjustable Angles - 12 x 10.5 in. by David Plunkett

I have a mat fixed to concrete that won't move. It's in front of the trellis. I have a mirror on the concrete in front of me at the address. I have a line down the middle of the rug that is easy to line up with a mirror. In this setup, the mirror works great to determine if my head or body has moved to the side. I tried to put the mirror on the grass and it was very difficult for me to straighten the mirror. The mirror setting is sensitive to small changes. Since you are digging a hole in the grass, you are constantly moving and need to move the mirror. So it's not very useful in this situation. Because it's small, you can't see many details in the mirror. Due to the curvature of the mirror, your reflection will be distorted. But you can see if your body parts are moving to the left or right of the line running down the center of the mirror. I used to have a mirror on the wall opposite the drum pad and I like it better because I can see it when I look down.